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Embark on a magical journey in your Part of Africa Part of Africa is your gateway to a magical private game reserve in the Tuli Block in Botswana.

Its unique beauty is captured by its diversity. Mountains, bush and savannah come together in the reserve, creating a wilderness that attracts Africa's eye-catching wildlife. Co-owners experience the freedom to explore the beauty of the reserve and can take part in various wildlife conservation projects. The beautiful lodges of the reserve are built on the banks of the ever flowing Limpopo River a

nd future planning offers co-owners the possibility to realize their own dream lodges in this unique wilderness.

11/09/2024

LIVE THE AFRICAN DREAM, LEAVE A LEGACY

Would you love to experience the wild without the crowds?
Be part of a Private Game Reserve in the stunning Tuli Block, Botswana!

| Stay up to 90 days per year (Botswana immigration regulations)
| Choose between communal lodges or build your own private lodge.
| Just 510 km from Johannesburg or fly to our private airstrip.
| Explore the African bush at your own pace, away from the hustle
| Help preserve wildlife and leave a lasting legacy for future generations

Live the dream today!
Visit https://partofafrica.org/ and make an inquiry.

13/06/2024

Rare sighting of a Golden Wildebeest during an afternoon game drive.

16/04/2024

Tawny Eagle spotted near one of the waterholes in the reserve.
Tawny Eagle (Aquila rapax) is a medium-large eagle that occurs in different colors, ranging from whitish to creamy, reddish-brown, and occasionally slightly darker brown tone.
They have a wingspan of 5.64 to 6.07 feet or 1.72 to 1.85 meters. Both sexes appear similar, but females tend to be relatively larger than the males.
Like other species of eagles, tawny eagles are diurnal, hunting during the day and roosting at night. They often stay in the same territory for years, even up to decades, with their pair. These birds almost don’t have any predators once they reach their adult size,
Tawny eagles are monogamous and will form life-long bonds with their partners. They breed once a year, between April to July.

28/02/2024

This Banded Mongoose is on guard duty watching out for danger. At the first sign of a threat he will alert the other Mongoose and they will disappear into their holes. Mongoose feed mostly on insects and small reptiles. Although they forage in groups, each Mongoose searches for his own food during early and late hours of the day.

07/12/2023

African Hoopoe enjoying breakfast and the first rays of sunlight.

28/11/2023

Impressive male Kudu nibbling on fresh green leaves.

15/11/2023

It can happen in this private game reserve that there are not many vehicles out on a game drive. It can also happen that you are the only vehicle spending over an hour with the elephant herd and a new born baby elephant. It was a very special hour.

31/10/2023

During a windy morning drive earlier this week, being the only game drive vehicle out, co-owners were very happy when their ranger spotted this beautiful leopard.

01/08/2023

Co-owners of this reserve went on a morning game drive and found the wild dogs. They decided to go back in the afternoon, hoping that the dogs would still be there and that they would be able to follow them. The wild dogs were still resting in the middle of the road, but decided to leave after a while in the thick bush, unable for the co-owners to follow them. The co-owners decided to enjoy a sundowner at one of the waterholes in the reserve, and were positively surprised when the wild dogs ended up doing the same.

06/06/2023

This part of Africa is home to 350 different species of birds. This Tawny Eagle was spotted on top of a high rising tree.

09/05/2023

This Barn Owl was nesting in the cavity of a Marula tree, but was curious and decided to have a look at the middle of a very hot day.

21/10/2022

It is still very hot in this part of Africa and co-owners have great sightings at the waterholes. Yesterday, it was leopard day.

05/10/2022

Sometimes you see them, sometimes you don't.
Yesterday, it was a very hot day in this part of Africa and the elephants decided to have a drink and a mud bath at one of the waterholes.

13/09/2022

During a sundowner at one of the waterholes in the reserve co-owners noticed that they were being observed by a brown hyena. In the beginning he was hard to spot. However, he was very curious and decided to show himself.
Brown hyenas are currently the rarest species of hyenas. Their conservation status is marked as near threatened in the IUNC Red list. Luckily there is a very healthy brown hyena population in this part of Africa.

26/08/2022

Back in the reserve after a couple of years, co-owners enjoyed their stay in this part of Africa. During a bumpy game drive they were pleasantly surprised by the amount of water still flowing in the Limpopo river.

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